“We don’t know where their parents come from, they have no documentation whatsoever,” Trump said Monday during a town hall in New Hampshire.

“I’ve talked to the greatest legal people, spoken to the greatest security people. There’s absolutely no way of saying where these people come from. They may be from Syria, they may be ISIS, they may be ISIS related.”

During the event, a man who said he was from Connecticut told Trump about plans to relocate Syrian families into the community and let their children come to schools. When asked whether he’d be able to “look at these children” to tell them they couldn’t go to school, Trump said:
“I can look in their faces and say, ‘You can’t come here.’”
The crowd applauded his answer.

“You see them on cell phones, where do they get their cell phones? This is a migration, they have no anything, but they have cell phones, with ISIS flags on them and worse,” Trump said, asking how the those who migrate are able to pay for their cell phone bills.